npinks wrote:

I have never used fibreglass resin, but read that you can add 3-7% more resin than hardener to allow more spreadable resin, i was pondering if this would then make it more injectable and penetrate further in

I will coat the outer surface with release agent, of some description, I assume that this will be able to be removed afterwards and the clamps wouldn't stick to the outer part of the board

thanks

I have had a look at some glues in my local hardwear store, they had some Unibond 100% power Glue, which is solvent free (no mixing either) and that says it sticks Plastics and Glass fibre is listed, its waterproof and also transparent, it seems to tick all the boxes

The knee-boards will be production line, built by hand, pressed by machine out in Taiwan.

Unfortunately the company i bought it off, didn't pack it very well, for the courier to drop it and split the fibreglass apart. I got a great price, with it been an ex display board in A1 condition, but the end of the season meant they didn't have another to replace it with, instead they swapped it for a brand new 2016 board, not even released over here yet and i suggested a deal on this one and will attempt to repair it

Either way, I got a new kneeboard, for less than half price and this one for a fraction of the cost it would have been, so i am quite well in front, and i might sell the 2016 board if this repair goes well and make money  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

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GRP resin is almost clear, depending on the make, some have have a slight shading, of brown or very light purple, if you can clamp it together well it won't show. There are some excellent flake effect pigments to add to gelcoat so as produce a stipe on the join to disguise it. Should you wish to get more information you can PM me, fibre glass is a bit like plasticine the way you can play with it, all cut and shunt without seeing joins. my PC is slightly to the right of Genghis
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